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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. vol. 66 issue 54 tuesday, february 14, 1984 new/bowling green state university Chernenko named leader of Communist Party MOSCOW (AP) -Konstantin Cher- Chernenko was chosen by his 11 mittee, Chernenko attacked Western ardent patriot, Leninist, a tireless ideas, an unshakeable fighter for put- nenko, a pillar of the Kremlin's old fellow members of the ruling Polit- leaders as posing a threat of nuclear fighter for peace." let nobody have even the slightest guard, was named leader of the Com- buro. Unanimous approval yesterday war. He said the Soviet Union would ting into life the policy of our great doubt about that: We will further see munist Party yesterday at the age of Premier Nikolai Tikhonov, 78, party." to it that our country's defense capac- by the Central Committee was an- strive to avert war by maintaining its made the official nominating speech. 72 - the oldest man ever to achieve the nounced by the official news media at nuclear strength. In his own speech, Chernenko made ity be strengthened, that we should peak of Soviet power. Chernenko's career has been a slow no specific proposals for resumption have enough means to cool the hot 2 p.m. as dignitaries from around the The new general secretary does not and steady climb up the party ladder, Chernenko, an ally of late President world gathered to attend Andropov's yet have the extra title of president, of U.S.-Soviet dialogue, and sounded heads of militant adventurists." Uonid Brezhnev, succeeds Yuri An- funeral. alongside his mentor and friend of 30 the standard line in foreign policy, U.S. Vice President George Bush, dropov, who died Thursday at 69 after with which Andropov and Brezhnev years, Brezhnev. Tikhonov took note saying "we can very weu see the consolidated their power. The presi- of the decades of party work in his arriving at Moscow's airport, ex- 15 months in office. The funeral will be today in Red dency probably wul remain vacant threat created today to humankind by pressed regret at Andropov's death When Brezhnev died in November Square. nomination: the reckless, adventurist actions of and hoped that Soviets and Ameri- 1982, it was believed Chernenko was until the Supreme Soviet - parliament "Konstantin Ustinovich... knew imperialism's aggressive forces." It was not known if Chernenko - next meets. Parliament elections the hard peasant labor, the service as cans would "increase contact and Andropov's rival for the party lead- would speak privately with Vice Pres- are set for March 4. Chernenko said he supports "the cooperation" in the future. ership. After Andropov won it ap- ident George Bush and Senate major- a soldier and everyday activities of a principle of peaceful coexistence of He said he came "to symbolize my TASS SAID Chernenko opened yes- regional party committee in the coun- states with different social systems." peared Chernenko's political future ity leader Howard Baker Jr., who are terday's special session of the Central tryside. nation's regard for the people of the was in doubt, but he retained enough representing the United States at An- Committee, which praised Andropov "We do not intend to dictate our will Soviet Union and to signify the desire influence in the top party ranks to dropov's funeral. He called Chernenko a "talented to others, but we will not permit the of the United States to continue to as an "outstanding leader of the Com- organizer of the masses, an ardent military equilibrium that has been grasp the top party post. Speaking before the Central Com- munist Party and the Soviet state, an work for positive relations between propagandist of Marxist-Leninist achieved to be upset," he said. "And our countries." Reagan pursues Soviet relations

WASHINGTON (AP) -The Reagan the "hotheads of militant adventur- administration said yesterday that it ists" in the West. wanted to join the new Soviet leader, "We can very well see the threat Konstantin Chernenko, in achieving created today to humankind by the "constructive cooperation" but em- reckless, adventurist actions of impe- fihasized that improving relations be- rialism's aggressive forces," he said. ween the superpowers "has to be a "We do not intend to dictate our will to two-way street.'' others, but we will not permit the With Vice President George Bush military equilibrium that has been heading for Moscow to represent achieved to be upset." President Reagan at the funeral of The State Department, meanwhile, Soviet President Yuri Andropov, offi- underscored a more conciliatory pas- cials in Washington said the United sage in the speech, and welcomed States would welcome discussions Chernenko's expressed support for with Soviet leaders. But the likelihood solving international disputes through of a meeting between Reagan and negotiation and his readiness to Chernenko remained uncertain at lessen tensions through practical best. deeds. A STATE DEPARTMENT Reagan's spokesperson greeted the statement took note of an article announcement that Chernenko would Chernenko wrote for the London Sun- move into the top position of general day Times before Andropov's death. secretory «f the Communist Party by It welcomed his statement that de- calling for closer ties between the two spite the many differences between nations. the Soviet Union and the United "We invite the new leaders of the States, "today it is more important Soviet Union to work with us in estab- than ever before to multiply our ef- . I Smooch! lishing a basis for greater mutual forts toward mutual understanding " understanding and constructive coop- The State Department said, "These eration," said White House are our goals as well. What is aeeded (left) Tom Noonan, senior MIS major and Amy Glatte, junior MIS spokesperson Larry Speakes. is to move from words to deeds in major, show off their style during the 'Kissin' Close-Up Games" Speakes said Bush would stress building a more constructive U.S.- Sunday, (above) Blindfolded, freshman aerotechnology major Adam "our commitment to peace and in Soviet relationship." Muth searches for Ronna Baschko, freshman interior design major, particular to the search for mutually According to department during the third part of the contest, entitled "Love is Blind." Spon- acceptable agreements" during his spokesperson John Hughes, the ad- sored locally by WRQN and Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity, the discussions in Moscow. ministration is interested in arrang- competition raised SIOOO for Easter Seals. Twenty couples partici- It was not clear yesterday whether ing such an encounter between pated in the games, including Eric Treerid, junior marketing major, and Bush would confer with Chernenko Reagan and Chernenko if a positive Amy Pansmith, junior IPCO major, who won the top prize, a trip to during his visit, although Speakes result can be assured. Toronto. said the United States would welcome Speakes said any get-acquainted such talks. meeting would need to be well-pre- In his first speech in his new post, pared and should also carry "rea- Chernenko said the Soviet Union sonable promise for success in would match any security threat from results."

City police investigating rapes Ethics week looks toward future Woman abducted near Mac Quad by Nancy Beach things that they don't look at the "How that time will be spent is impor- by Michael 0. Towle staff reporter whole picture." THE WOMAN was treated at Wood tant." ^^ slot! reporter Miller said they will focus on 2004, Dr. Donald Scherer, professor of County Hospital and released later What priorities should be important Saturday. which he said is a realistic time for philosophy, will be participating in City police are investigating the for the years beyond 1964 is the focus" students to be thinking about the panel on war and peace. rape of a 20-year-old University Ash said there is a possibility this of Values and Ethics Week, according Faculty members participating in woman, who said she was taken from rape may be related to several other to the Rev. Ross Miller of United the week, agree with Miller that di- campus and raped late Friday night. assaults and rapes that occurred near Christian Fellowship. recting students' minds toward va- "How nuclear war will be ap- campus recently, including the Feb. The week, which began Feb. 12 and lues and the future is an important Police believe it may be related to 1, rape of a University woman in her proached in the future is a topk several recent reports of assault and will end Feb. 16, is composed of a task. ^^ everyone should be concerned rape. series of lectures and panels about "One thing this University should about," Scherer said. "Right now our The woman told police she was "Actually I would hope we are war and peace, religion, family life, do more of, that it hasn't done in the (nuclear) strategy is not too good. It walking between MacDonald East dealing with one person here," he fine arts, agriculture and other sub- past, is teach students to think about has been shown that President Rea- and Lot 7, when a man, who fits the said. "1 would hate to think there are jects. Films from earlier times specu- what is important to their lives," Dr. gan is a man of principle until a lot of description given by women in other a bunch of them out there." lating about life in the future will also Michael Marsden, professor of Popu- people get upset and demand a differ- similar incidents, jumped from be- Ash said the description is almost be featured during the course of the lar Culture, said. "Part of learning is ent plan of action. Therefore, if every- hind a tree and grabbed her. identical to that given in the Feb. 4 to decide what is important to you." one becomes concerned, perhaps our rape and also in other recent assaults "Students don't really think about Marsden will be participating in a The man is described as being on campus. strategy will improve in the future." about Meet tall, medium build, where they will be or what will be panel on the arts, and will be talking Miller said the week has been held bt hair (color unspecified), happening 20 years in the future," about use of leisure time in the future. for several years. The idea for the Each of the four incidents Involved Miller said. "The week is an attempt 'a dark jacket, blue jeans and coeds that were grabbed from behind He said he would be concentrating oft week came out of a campus ministry to get them thinking about what will the use of video, and his colleague Dr. meeting attended by leaders of Active and forced to walk to a secluded area happen so we can nave a better fu- The suspect produced a knife, by their assailant. On all four occa- Jack Nachbar will be discussing Christians Today, the Lutheran Cha- pressed it against the woman's body ture. You have to have a set of priori- films. pel, St. Thomas More and Miller of sions the nian forced the woman to the ties. .. what you're willing to live for, and told her not to yell. Bowling Green Police Chief Galen ground and struggled with her before "It is being predicted that by the the United Christian Fellowship, and Police Chief Galen Ash said the what you're willing to die for. Stu- end of the century the work weei will Ash baa released a composite draw- being caused to flee the scene. dents get so caught up in day-to-day a stotegrant was given to help pay for suspect then placed a scarf over the ing of the suspect involved in the Feb. "If it is the same person who was be only 32 hours long," Marsden said. victim's eyes and forced her into a 4, rape of a University coed. The involved in the assaults on campus, I nearby car. Ash said the victim re- suspect is also believed to be con- think he is getting more aggressive," ported being driven for about ten nected to the rape of a University Ash said. "The University community minutes, before the suspect stopped woman Saturday. needs to be more conscious of the -the bottom line- the vehicle. The Feb. 4, rape occurred about situation women here are now fac- index inside weather Still blindfolded with the knife 4:45 a.m. in the bedroom of the vic- ing." pressing against her, the suspect was tim 's apartment located in the second r'We need them to stay alert, write taken inside an unknown location ward, south of Wooster and east of down license numbers, anything they where she was gagged and raped, Main. • Yesterday marked the beginning notice could be of help,'' Ash said. Buchwald/Wills J according to Ash. The man is described as white, "Don't be afraid to be wrong, I'd of Crime Prevention Week. Page 3. The suspect then drove the victim to campus/local 3 about 6 feet tall, 190 pounds with rather have a dozen bad leads than state/world 6 East Poe Road between North College average length, sandy brown hair. miss one good one." • Bowling Green's hockey team and Mercer and shoved her out the Anyone with information is asked to Anyone with information regarding a splits its weekend series in Western door, ordering her not to look back. call the police Crime Stoppers pro- this or other recent incidents is asked 14 Michigan dropping them to third Ash said. gram, at3534077from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. to call the police Crime Stoppers place In the nation. Page 8. The make of the car is unknown or the police dispatcher at 352-1131 program at 3S2-0077 from 8 a.m. to 4 Partly cloudy with a high of 50. though its color was dark blue or after hours or on weekends. Callers p.m. or the police dispatcher at 352- Chance ot ram tonight with a low green with a dark interior and vinyl can remain anonymous. 1131 after hours or on weekends. Call- of35. top. ers can remain anonymous. 2 bg rwwi/tobruory 14.1964 Future family different but alive family's ability to adapt may well be average length of a marriage has lies will be most important - first editorial by Kathl—n M. Campbell, Ph. P. its greatest strength. actually increased because of a de- marriage families with both the hus- Americans still seek marriage as a cline in "other severely disruptive band and wife employed, single-par- What will the family be like in the support system to meet their needs in family problems such as infant mor- ent families and families of Survey results tallied United States in the year 2000? If one terms of love and intimacy. Over 90 tality, abject poverty and deadly com- remarriages. reads through the literature on the percent of the population do marry, municable disease." (Hasswell & "Desults of the BG News and Undergraduate Student American family, one can easily find and even among those who divorce, 75 HassweU, p. 24). Campbell is a professor in home eco- XvGovernment (USG) reader survey on commencement predictions that the family is disinte- percent remarry. Family ties are still It appears then that the American nomics and will be offering a seminar grating, that it will soon cease to Important and strong. In fact, in spite family will survive, but pluralism will on this topic today at 2:30 p.m. as a were overwhelmingly supportive of Plan B, which would function as a viable institution. Such of the increased divorce rate, the mark its forms. Three kinds of fami- part of Values and Ethics Week. keep the graduation exercises as is. A total of 867 completed predictions grow out of the fact that a surveys were returned with 808 votes cast for Plan B and 59 greater variety of family forms exist now than in the past. There are cer- votes cast for Plan A. tainly greater numbers of single-par- The survey results were forwarded to the President's ent families, step families, two- Office yesterday at which time University President Paul paycheck families and cohabiting Olacamp reiterated his willingness to work for whatever couples today than there were in 1884. students want. The traditional family, an employed Olscamp said he has "never been wedded to the proposal father and a mother who is a full-time homemaker living with several of by Faculty Senate," stating further he will wait to hear from their children in a single household, Faculty Senate before he makes a decision. currently comprises only 13 percent A two-page report written by the ad hoc committee on of the family groupings in the United spring commencement was sent to Faculty Senate Chair States. Betty van der Smissen on January 27. The eight-member Predictions about the demise of the committee, under the direction of Dr. Mearl Guthrie, ba- American family also grow out of the sically recommended three things: 1) to build a facility large rising divorce rate. While predictions about the divorce rate vary by age at enough to accomodate the ceremony, 2) to hold spring marriage and educational level, it is commencement in Doyt Perry Stadium, and 3) in case of rain true that probably 35-40 percent of to follow Plan A, the proposal drafted by Dr. Richard Eakin, today's marriages will end In divorce. which would have commencement at three separate times Other changes in family life will con- divided by colleges. tinue: the birth-rate will remain low, Guthrie. said while the first recommendation is the least an indication that people are really feasible, he is all for having the exercises at the stadium. planning the size of their families. Are these various forms of family life - While it seems that everyone is in agreement about where the such as the fact that the divorce rate ceremony should be held, greater communication and coor- is rising and the birth rate is de- dination needs to be exercised in determining a feasible clining, actually signs of strength? alternative. The ad hoc committee has suggested passing out The Hasswells, in their book, Mar- riage and the Family, point out that the diplomas at the end of graduation thereby limiting the what is actually occurring is "not the amount of chaos and confusion. If those planning commence- death of the family, but rather a ment would take into account last year's fiasco, and graduat- powerful struggle to adapt to societal conditions and to the needs of individ- ing students would dedicate themselves to participating in a ual family members." (p. 17) The dignified ceremony, we could all go home happy. A Congressional advisor Whife House by Art Buchwald If Sally became an advisor to the Just think of you sitting in a room with chairmen, she would receive a these four powerful legislators. "Handsome Engraved Wall Plaque" They're up a tree on what to do about A lady friend of mine from to hang in her home or office. If she the arms talks and they turn to you in Maryland named Sally came into the chose to be a senior, special or state desperation and say, rSally, what do office the other day and showed me a advisor she would receive "a 9-by-12 you think we should do to acquire a letter. "I need your advice on this." Embossed and Sealed Membership fu-ststrike capability.'" I looked at the letterhead. It was Certificate." "Do you believe they'll really ask from the United States Congressional my opinion on things like that?'' Advisory Board, which listed as co- She would also get a "Special Iden- "Of course they will. They're not chairmen: Sen. Jake Gam (R-Utah), tification Tag" to wear to congressio- going to put someone on a United Sen J. Bennett Johnston (D-La), Rep. nal receptions. But most important of States Congressional Advisory Board Jack Kemp (R-N.Y.), and Rep. B&1 all, Sally would "establish one-on-one whose opinion they don't respect." ChappeUJr. (D-Fla.). relationships with members of Con- "How often do you think they'll •The letter began, "We are writing gress and other leaders on the Con- want to meet with me?" to you today personally, to invite you gressional Advisory Board." "It doesn't say here in the letter, to loin with us in the select United After finishing the letter I said, but I would guess at least once a day. States Congressional Advisory Board. "It's a helluva honor, Sally. What's Also, I imagine when a big defense "As a charter member you will the problem?" bill came up in Congress, they would advise and support the members of "I Just have a feeling they're try- want to call you at home to see how Congress (535 senators and represen- ing to get some money out of me." they should vote." tatives) who belong to the Coalition "That's ridiculous. Ill bet they "It's an awesome responsibility," for Peace Through Strength... Our haven't sent out more than 500,000 Sallysaid. objective is to get today's and tomor- letters like this. You should feel flat- "That's why they're asking you to row's opinion leaders really involved tered that Gam, Johnston, Kemp and send in $1,000 annually. This will and helping on defense, foreign policy Chappell are seeking your input on prevent them from getting advice and internal security matters. the problems of this country. I know from deadbeata." The letter then went on to say that those guys and they don't take advice "Maybe I should Just send in 1250 the "Advisory Board" was in a fight very easily." and become a 'Special Advisor.' Then with "well established ultra-liberal "But," Sally protested, "I don't I'd have time for other things. organizations who have been unilate- know anything about defense, foreign "You have to go for the big one, rally disarming the U.S., and are policy or internal security." Sally," I told her. "No respectable ^ trying to keep us from rebuilding our "Don't be modest, Sally. They ap- U.S. senator or congressman is going strength.'7^ parently think otherwise or they to take advice from somebody who It said that Sally could become a wouldn't have written to you." won't put her money where her mouth Chairmen's Advisor for $1,000, a Se- "Of course they do. But then they nior Advisor for $500, a Special Advi- also depend on advice from other prevention programs. Let's work to impression that we would be success- sor for $250, and a State Advisor for sources. This is a great opportunity, Buchwald is a columnist for the Los make one strong and effective. The ful in putting the man behind bars. $100, annually of course. Sally, that you may never nave again. Angeles Times Syndicate letters Escort Service works. Use it. 372-0360. Not so. He was released about a Elian Bun month after we testified. That alone is Let's have one unified OCMB 0327 a crime: letting a man who com- prevention method Rape prevention useless mitted a sexual assault off scot-free. Reagan's 'black mischief This letter is in response to Stefania if enforcement fails However, the reason I am writing this by Qarry Wills B. Frank's letter to the editor on is not to discourage women who are But Gairy is back, and America's Meanwhile, ironies multiply. February 9, 1984. Ms. Frank was Editor's Note: The author's name has victims of rape from reporting it, but Grenada, scene of America's one got him. The former autocrat says he George Shultz lands his big Jet on the concerned about the increase of at- been withheld to protect the identity to express my anger at the system. It great victory in recent years, is a means to found a newspaper and run evil Cuban air strip and says we will tack! on campus and what individuals of the rape victim. should not be the responsibility of the country out of Evelyn Waugh's his daughter for parliament. Many, help finish the thing we came to and groups could do to increase victim to find out If the rapist is "Black Mischief." The first pnme however, presume he will let Ameri- destroy. Sir Eric Gairy, getting into safety. I found all of Ms. Frank's In response to the article entitled, > convicted or not. minster after Grenada became inde- can opposition to the New Jewel peo- the mood, proposes that it be called comments and suggestions relevant "RAPE: An unreported crime," in My friend had to call the courthouse pendent was Sir Eric Gairy, a man ple edge him forward as the only the Ronald Reagan Airport. and intelligent - except for one. the February 9 issue of the BG News, to find out what was going on. She was knighted by the queen, a member of viable alternative. The only way to A professor from George Washing- She suggested that volunteers pa- I would like to express my feelings calling because she was led to believe her Privy Council - who put his coun- prevent that may be for Americans to ton University polls Grenadians and trol the campus, in particular areas about a rape case. that there would be a further trial. try in the vanguard of communication interfere with the electoral process in finds that 75 percent want to be per- where attacks have occurred. She I am a personal friend of a rape Much to her surprise, and mine, the with men from outer space. In the support of some "third force," a new manently adopted by the United mggf***1 this might be more effec- victim who did report it to the police. prosecuting attorney told her that he minds of many, he is principally iden- party "with clean hands." States. We have a tar baby stuck to tive than the use of the Escort Serv- Although I agree that reporting the (the rapist) had been released two tified with unidentified flying objects. us. The more we tell them to be self- ice. Let me ask a question. If you were crime and going to the hospital are months prior and that the case had When Gairy fell before the New Recognize the terms? You should. determined, the closer they wrap walking alone and were attacked the "right" things to do, I would like been closed. "I'm sorry, dear," was Jewel movemment's revolution in They show how easily Evelyn their huggy-bear arms around us. what would yon prefer to have - the to take this opportunity to share the her response. Not half as sorry as my 1979, people chanted: "Freedom Waugh's fantasy turns into Graham "Yankee come here," they cry - 60 mere hope mat some person patrol- unfortunate and irresponsible events friend, who was devastated. come, Gairy go. Gairy gone with Greene's reality. That "third force" percent want more of our soldiers on ling hTT*M by before you were that occurred. My only question is whose responsi- UFO.1' But he did not take all the stuff is from the CIA types in Greene's the island, even as we try to get them raped or killed? - or would you rather After my friend reported the rape, bility is it to let the victim know that color from Grenada's politics. Robert tale of Indochina, "The Quiet Ameri- off. We are being smothered in their have an escort THERE with a walkie- which took some persuading, she was her assailant is out of Jail?! Certainly Grant, a leading candidate of the can." gratitude. They like to be bossed talkie that could be used to call the told that they (the police) would be in not her own. I was shocked to know National Democratic Party - which So our great victory promises one around. So Eric, looking down the police. I myself would prefer an es- contact with her. They contacted her that no one had called her to tell her. Americans favor, if only with wishes, of two outcomes - return to right-wing road, is no doubt smiling. Bossing is after they had arrested him, but it The irresponsibility of the officials over the remnants of Gairy's and the dictatorship, or a deepening interven- his business. On the night of Feb. 9. the Escort was up to her to find out what was in this town is appalling. No wonder new Jewel movements - is also known tion on our part to prevent this return. Service served 71 people. It is an going on from that point on. no one reports rape. It cant even be as Soca Boca in his role as disc It will be, in other words, a Guate- Wills Is a columnist for the Universal dealt with properly. effective method of crime prevention. Being the two mam witnesses in the Jockey. mala or a mini-Vietnam. Press Syndicate. So, please let's not divide our efforts case, we testified against the suspect. around to several different crime At this point, we were under the Clear Views by T. Downing and T. 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been a number of people injured due One of the programs introduced this by Marcy Grand* to pedestrian/bike accidents," year was Operation ID which involves stotl reporter Starnes added. "There is a city ordi- engraving personal property with a nance stating all bikes must be regis- special engraver now available in all Bicycles, coupon books, wallets, tered. We have not set a deadline yet, residence nails and greek life units. purses, stereos, textbooks, telephones but Public Safety will begin working As part of Operation ED Public Safety and albums. According to police, on having people register bikes. Many has students register their engraved these are the most popular articles people don't Know the Parking and belongings for indentification pur- stolen on the campus every day. Traffic Division of Public Safety of- poses in case of theft and burglary. In enlightening the faculty, staff fers bike registration as a courtesy to and students on protecting their be- bike owners." Students who participate in Operation longings and curbing the frequency of ID are given decals to display on the ir burglary and theft, Public Safety has hall doors to deter prospective thieves proclaimed this week "Crime Preven- and advertise Operation ED. tion Week." Another piece of equipment Starnes is demonstrating is a new invisible ink Sergeant Charlotte Starnes, Public pen which can write on anything and Safety's coordinator of crime preven- be detected by black light. tion/community relations, is distrib- "The pens are available in Public uting literature and offering safety Safety, but whether we get any more precautions this week near the Union or not will depend upon public interest Information Desk. Starnes explained the bike parking expressed by the number of calls we Through Crime Prevention Week, situation. receive." Starnes is addressing recurring prob- "A survey we took, indicated there lems with litter control and bicycle were over 3000 bikes on campus in the Another helpful booklet Starnes is regulations. beginning of fall semester. And there offering is Medical and Legal "On the weekends, some places on are 4420 places in bike racks to store Guidance and Support for the Sex- iHustrotiorVPhil Mosturzo campus can hardly be recognized, it's them, so the University is very upset ually Assaulted." It contains several so filthy, but we plan to strongly about the damages being done to trees facts and advice for victims. Through Operation ED, police were led to the arrest of this suspect. He was caught with stolen property which enforce litter regulations," Starnes by those who park bikes around Starnes is available in the Union to said. them," Starnes said. answer any questions and demon- had been engraved with the owner's social security number. Crime Prevention Week, which began yesterday, is "The community needs to be aware strate new safety equipment from 9 aimed at educating students and city residents on ways to prevent crime. of the rights of pedestrians and bicy- STARNES ALSO demonstrated a.m. to 2:30 p.m. and until noon on cle operators. In the past, there have equipment for property protection. Friday. HHS secretary speaks to local GOP BG man arrested as 'peeper' by Michael D. Towle back the 1 t's effort to reduce sum each time they use the program Slot! reporter the federal deficit. as a way of holding down expenaea, A 29-year-old Bowling Green man Green, looking through the windows veillance action being undertaken by "We need a bi-partisan effort to She said that the payment of $1 per pleaded guilty yesterday to two of two apartments at 338 Palmer Ave. police. ARCHBOLD, Ohio - U.S. Secretary make things happen and we're not hospital visit by patients would help counts of voyeurism. He was arrested Three additional units were called to uaas, according to Ash, later ad- of Health and Human Services Mar- getting it,'rLatta said. "Republicans trim unnecessary hospital visits and last Thursday after police spotted him help make the arrest mitted "peeping" through the win- garet Heckler said here Saturday nave appointed our members to the abuse of the financially-strained fed- "peeping" through the windows of Haas was apprehended at the bot- dows at the time of the arrest. night that the defense budget should commission, but the Democrats have eral health insurance program. two apartments on Palmer Avenue. tom of the complex's stairwell. Police So far Haas is the only person to be be trimmed evenly with other federal not responded." Chief Galen Ash said the man had arrested as a result of the surveil- programs falling under the Reagan The cost to the average Medicare After a month-long rash of "peeping apparently been trying to escape af- lance operation. administration's budget-cutting axe. Latta said that without the help of patient would be about $6 per year. torn" complaints, city police began a ter spotting the three police cruisers Haas' sentencing for the third de- Heckler, who was Invited to speak Congress the nation would face a $1 The payment would ease financial surveillance operation near the apart- moving into the area. gree misdemeanor will be March 14 at at the fifth congressional district's trillion deficit by 1964. problems in her agency. ment complex that led to the man's 10:00 a.m. in Bowling Green Munici- annual Lincoln Day dinner by Con- "It wasn't until the second year of arrest. Police waited until yesterday to pal Court. He could be sentenced a gressman Delbert Latta, R.-Bowling President Kennedy's administration HECKLER BELIEVES that be- The officer spotted Robert Haas. 29, release the details about the arrest possible $900 fine and 80 days in Jail Green, said the administration needs that our (the nation's) total budget cause her department generates the of 415 Buttonwood Ave., Bowling and Haas's name because of the sur- tor the charges. to weigh its cuts carefully and distrib- reached $100 billion," he said. largest budget of any federal agency ute them fairly. it will be more likely to fall prey to the "We all have to think of how we can Latta called for a freeze at the Reagan trim. r-dateine — trim costs to avoid a massacre of the current $858 billion amount if a con- Tuesday Feb. 14 SRC Select-a-Sport- The Student Rec- p.m. In 200 Moseley Hall. Open to the people's programs," she said. "But gressional compromise could not be The secretary had been scheduled Master Class - The New World reation Center Is sponsoring a demon- public. the trimming has to be fair, I don't reached. to speak at 6:30 p.m. in front of 900 String Quartet will conduct a stration on racquetball skills at 4 p.m. think the constituents of my depart- "The only way to contain the budget fifth district Republicans, but be- workshop at 10 a .m. in Bryan Recital on the racauetball courts. Dateline, a daily service of the News, ment should be the victims of any without changing basic law is to cause of fog her plane was detonred Hall in the Moore Musical Arts Cen- Peace Cmttttm - There will be a lists datea and Omtaf earth" arbitrary scheme." freeze it," he said, from Toledo to Detroit and she did not ter. Free and open to all. meeting of the Peace Coalition at 7:30 events. Submissions Heckler supported the move to make Medicare patients pay a small speak until 9:30 p.m. Values & VALENTINE'S DAY Ethics

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4 bg news/tebruary 14.1984 , campus/local- White man speaks on racism; sees color as unimportant

southern cities, was extremely preju- lind." up in Richmond and now, legal dis- by Tom Reed Pettigrew, a professor of social five books he has written. Pettigrew crimination has been abolished. How- staff reporter psychology at the University of Cali- said be prefers that his racial identity dice. As a young kid I saw how blacks fornia, afSanta Cruz, will address an remain a mystery, because he does were humiliated, how they could not Since moving from Richmond when ever, Pettigrew said indirect racial Dr. Thomas Pettigrew has a history audience on the new forms of racism not think his color is important. eat or sleep where whites did," he he was 18, Pettigrew attended the Injustice* still exist. said. University of Virginia, and after com- of surprising his audiences when he is today at 1:30 p.m. In the State Room "Whites no longer say they don't introduced to speak about racism. of the University Union. According to Pettigrew, his interest pleting 10 years of research, became What makes his presence unusual is in the black struggle was triggered by While most whites in Richmond a professor of social psychology at want their children going to school that most people do not expect a man Pettigrew, 52, has researched the what he witnessed as a chUdin Rich- were racists, Pettigrew said his par- Harvard. In 1962, he accepted the with blacks; they lust say they're not who is considered to be a leading black struggle for equality for 44 mond. Virginia. ents, who had just moved from Scot- same teaching post at UCSC. in favor of busing/' be said. "You see land, were liberal and this allowed the discrimination is still there, but authority on racism in America to be years, but his color bis never been now it is just toned down." white. mentioned in press releases or in the "In the 1940s, Richmond, like many him to grow up relatively "colorb- Between the time be was growing USG pamphlet to inform students on alcohol abuse clangers

by Teresa Perrettl and community affairs coordinator, tember. Although the numbers are months. you are driving without proper insur- mail boxes, in dormitories and pos- staff reporter said "the purpose of the pamphlet is not unusually high, USG believes A drivers license can be suspended ance. Paying for damages due to an ssibly in the information sent out to to make students aware of the respon- there is a need for students to be from 80 days to three years tor the accident, whether it is alcohol related incoming freshmen," Longo said. In an effort to inform students of the sibilities they face if they are going to aware of the consequences of drink- first DUI offense. or not, is the law in Ohio. Since Jan. 1, "Although alcohol is legal for the 19 consequences involved in alcohol con- drink and drive or have open con- "If your license is suspended, a drivers must have liability insurance and over crowd, you still need to be sumption on campus, an Undergrad- tainers outside." %Jnder the new laws In Ohio, a first- form will be issued which says that on their cars. aware of the responsibilities you have uate Student Government member According to Public Safety, who time DUI offense can result in a jail the license is held as bond for the Longo said distribution of the pam- when you drink. We hope this pamph- has developed an Alcohol Awareness supplied information for the pamph- sentence of three days to six months amount of time it is suspended," Sgt. phlets will be decided when the books let will help eliminate the number of pamphlet. let, two driving under the influence and a fine of $150 to $1,000: a second Charlotte Starnes of Public Safety are received in the office. charges due to alcohol-related inci- (DUI) and seven disorderly charges offense can bring a fine of $150 to $1,- said. "We are thinking about distributing dents. I don't want to have a lot of Andy Longo, USG national-state have occurred on campus since Sep- Q1* and a jail sentence of 10 days to six Another penalty may be issued if them around campus, in off-campus statistics," Longo said. P Spring rush attracts interested students

by Mike Mclntyre members of fraternities need to get settled first and semester students know Smith said. "Spring rush staff reporter and sororities agree spring then feel out the house be- what they want, once usually produces about rush produces a more in- fore they decide to rush." they've gotten estab- half of what fall rush does, Fraternity and sorority terested crop of rushees. lished," Marchiano said. but you could say those rush parties are a big "I feel that spring rush is Marian Marchiano, "I also like spring rush who do rush in the spring event in Bowling Green better because, even sophomore broadcast jour- because it is less formal." are more serious about each fall. Although more though you don't usually nalism major and member Steve Smith, senior in- joining." students attend fall rush, get as many pledges, you of Gamma Phi Beta soror- ternational business major Bud" Viancourt, fresh- get the more interested ity, said she believes that and rush chairman for man marketing research Kinko s Copie students to rush the frater- spring rush is helpful even Sigma Alpha Epsilon fra- major, said he waited until nity," said Peter Yodzis, though many sororities do ternity, agrees that spring second semester to pledge :opios Kinko s junior liberal studies ma- not choose to have them. rush brings a more serious Delta Tau Delta. jor and member of Delta "We are in the middle of group of students, but he "Spring rush is ob- Kinko s Copie Tau Delta fraternity. our spring rush and it is said he thinks a full semes- viously better. Being a "Many interested students going very well. Second ter does not help students freshman, I wanted a first opies Kinko s decide to rush. hand look at the campus "The second semester and I wanted a good aca- Leasing For Fall 1984 rush always seems to slack demic start under my belt off, because students who before I Joined a frater- COPIES referred Properties Co have lived in a dorm for a nity. I didn't start getting t full semester get in cliques serious about a fraternity 835 High St. - Rental Office and have pressure from until this semester," Vian- $24.50 their new friends to stay," court said. Located at New Cherrywood Health Spa same day Phone 352-9378 service 9:00-4:30 Monday-Friday Special Features PAGLIAI'S 325 E. Wooster 2 bedroom-carpeted & furnished (Across from Gas heat-gas cooking Taco Bell) (Landlord pays gas) EAST s 354-3977 Laundry areas in each building Open 7 Days Residents pay only lights Lots of closet space Valetine's 1-1/2 bath SPRING BREAK '84. Apartment Complexes Day Haven House THE TRADITION LIVES ON! Piedmont-8th & High St. Special... Birchwood Place-650 Sixth St Small Bldgs.- Manville between 6th & 7th st. ' Ml residents will be granted membership to Health Spa FREE Flowers with A new facility which has been built & i features the inside order of following: •Indoor heated pool »Sun lamps $3.50 or more •Metro* sauna •Shower massage •Hydro-spa whirlpool Summer Listings Available •Complete exercise focllltles ond equipment sweet DOMINO'S ■ DINNER $-799 hearts PIZZA ! FOR FOUR # I 2 !2"onaittffi DELIVERS • ! pn/« plus 2 Colas | lor only S7.SS. I F..I. Fraa SSSHW. sowsmw ■— see ■ Good »i location nxwKMHIldWl ! imad 352-1539 ptaca ngfw •! noma Can Bowling Green, OomlnOi Pttn to Onnar. and hSVfl ■ nappy OH Vtlantina-. Day' >—. fit OUKirf 352-1539 Bowling Green, OH Hours: 4:00-2:00 Sun.-Thurs. 4:00-3:00 Fri. S Sat. Ou. *Mn cany Wat wnm umensiii i i

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Basa said that most of solution for students who are expected to do IS min- Beard said the Youth jet&rJei their vegetables in Hawaii have considered world- utes of minor chores, in When Kari Basa arrived Hostel Program provides were stir-fried and that the wide travel, but have not return for their stay. This programs which offer here from the University of cooked vegetables here had enough money, may involve sweeping a Hawaii, she was surprised tours through S,000 hostels could be drunk with a according to Robert floor or dustings stairway, in the United States and tl when someone asked her if straw. Beard, president of the Beard said. The hostels other member nations of she had ever been to the After living here for Erie-Ana Council. United States. lock their doors at 11 p.m. the International Youth awhile, Basa Began to use Hostels serve as over- and wake visitors at 7 a.m. Hostel Federation. "Someone was surprised some phrases common to night accommodations for that I lived in a 'real'nouse The regulations at each To become involved in the University. travelers, offering an al- hostel vary with the house hosteling, one must be an and spoke English so "I had never heard of ternative to hotel accom- well," Basa, senior deaf parents of each. AYH member. Mem- expressions like 'blow off a modations. They include a Beard said one of the bership passes are avail- education major, said. class' or 'rag on somebody' variety of settings such as She and Kathy Yama- best things about hostel- able at the local AYH until I got here," she said. private homes, mansions, ing, is the people he has office in Bowling Green at shiro, another exchange Basa said that she was old castles and iails. student from the Univer- met. 244 Biddle St Beard said. accustomed to using Pid- "You avoid nigh hotel "It's a valuable experi- For anyone 18 to 59 years, sity of Hawaii, admitted gin English which is a mix- bills and you get to meet they were not sure what to ture of many different ence in getting along with the cost is $20 per calendar people," Beard, an asso- people and getting to know year, beginning Jan. 1. expect when they arrived languages including Fili- ciate professor of health- at the University. pino, Japanese, Chinese them," he said, because Beard sal3 students should and Hawaiian. /pnyslcal you learn to function in a also obtain an Interna- Yamashiro, junior busi- education/recreation, cooperative setting." tional Student Indentifica- ness administration ma- "I would ask somebody said. jor, said she had expected if they were 'pau' which in THIS YEAR, the Ameri- tion Card at the Union or "Hosteling isn't for ev- can Youth Hostel Associa- through UAO. life to be faster paced and Pidgin English means fin- eryone," he added. "It's more aggressive. ished," she said. "After I not easy, but it's a great "There is more of a con- would say it, I would real- way to see the world. servative attitude in Bowl- ize they had not understood He said the hostel pro- ing Green than what I had me." gram offers students the THAnt* originally been told back in choice to bicycle, hike, ca- Hawaii,' Yamashiro said. Since arriving in Bowl- noe, ski or take motor trips Basa added, however, ing Green, the exchange to their destination. mm\mm that there is more of a push students have been In- Beard said overnight ac- && to make something of one- volved in many different commodations in a hostel Alfctw-*. self here than in the islands activities such as skiing, range from $3-9 per night. where things are more laid skating and visiting differ- Most hostels provide kitch- MKEI ITEM PtZZA back. ent cities in the area. ens where members can The students also had to fix meals. 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Celeste appeals to Court Father slays family, kills self

MADEIRA, Ohio (AP) - 38; his wife, Karin, 40; and the house. tigate, said there was no Bid to delay redistricting fails Five family members daughters Jasmine, 10, The cleaning woman sign of forcible entry. The were found dead at their and twin sisters Nadia and called police from a house family's two cars were in home in this Cincinnati Tania, both 7. next door. The neighbor the garage and the drive- allow the elections to take will have been lost," be In their decision, judges suburb yesterday and Po- Ansari was found in a told police she had not seen way, he said. COLUMBUS (AP) - Re- place under the existing said. Nathaniel Jones. Joseph lice Oifef Phillip Hudson bathroom, and the others the children leave for butted by a three-judge districts. Meshel said he would not Kinneary and Robert Dun- said it appeared a man had were in their respective school, Hudson said. Police forced their way federal panel in his bid to "I don't think you can introduce any plan to the can said "the Ohio plan is shot his wife and three bedrooms, Hudson said. into the house after getting delay court-ordered con- handicap court cases," Ce- Legislature until the court unconstitutional and its daughters in the head be- Bach had been shot in the The chief declined to dis- no response when they gressional redistricting, leste said. "It is our case was settled. use for the 1964 election is fore turning the gun on head with a .38-caliber close some of the evidence banged on doors and win- Gov. Richard Celeste yes- judgment that the present enjoined." himself. handgun, officers said. police used to conclude dows, Gribbins said. terday appealed his case to plan does comply with rea- "Some of them had been that the shootings were a the U.S. Supreme Court. sonable and responsible Celeste and Secretary of The judges ruled Jan. 30 shot more than once," The victims may have homicide-suicide. He also Hudson said Ansari had Lawyers for the gover- standards as to the defi- State Sherrod Brown had that the current districts Hudson said. "It appears been shot last night, Hud- declined to say whether worked in the construction nor filed the notice of ap- nition of congressional dis- asked the judges to delay failed to meet the equal as though the father shot son said. Police were police found a note. business, but he said police peal minutes after the tricts." their previous order that population standards re- the others, then himself." alerted at mid-morning Police Officer Ronald had learned little else district court Judges re- Celeste said if the re- instructed the Ohio Legis- quired by the United States Hudson identified the yesterday after a cleaning Gribbins, one of those who about the family by yester- jected a request to delay quest was denied, be was lature to come up with new Constitution. victims as Mostafa Ansari, woman could not get into went to the house to inves- day afternoon. their order that the Legis- prepared "to move expedi- district lines by March IS. lature draw new bounda- tiously" to meet the court's They called for an alter- ries of the districts from requirements. The state's lawyers ar- nate plan of more equal which Ohio's 21 members gued that new district lines districts to be sent to the of the U.S. House are IN RELATED ACTION, would have had to be in court by March 15 for re- elected. Senate President Harry place by yesterday for the view. If the Legislature Israelis oppose U.S. plan The judges also specif- Meshel, D-Youngstown. May 8 congressional pri- fails to act, the court said it ically said the current dis- said he had already started mary to proceed as sched- would draw the lines. tricts were preliminary work on a new uled. unconstitutional and pro- redistricting plan. The population differ- to sell missiles to Jordan hibited their use in this "I've begun looking at Brown also raised the ence between Ohio's larg- year's primary and gen- some possibilities, because possibility of having to est and smallest districts is WASHINGTON (AP) - Reagan's national security last week, beginning a vide Jordan with Stingers eral elections. we simply cannot afford to hold a second, special pri- 0.62 percent. Barring fa- The Reagan administra- adviser, on U.S. policy to- process that gives Con- is similar to the secret Celeste declined to spec- wait until the very last mary sometime later if vorable action by the U.S. tion has quietly informed ward Lebanon. President gress 50 days to block the soundings the administra- ulate about chances of win- minute to begin some ac- new districts were drawn. Supreme court, a spokes- Congress it intends to sell Hosni Mubarak of Egypt is deal. If either the Senate or tion took in Congress last ning a stay from the tivity on it. Should it not be Brown said the special pri- man for Brown said two up to 1,600 anti-aircraft scheduled to follow suit the House fails to mount a fall on training and equip- Supreme Court that would necessary, then nothing mary would cost taxpayers primaries may be inevi- missiles to Jordan while today. veto in that time, the sale ping a Jordanian military about $5.3 million. trying to persuade Israel to Meanwhile, Larry will go through. force. Its mission would be go along with plans for a Speakes, the White House to intervene in friendly The May 8 primary U.S. armed Jordanian spokesperson, said Reagan THE ISRAELI GOVER- Persian Gulf countries would choose delegates to strike force, sources said is moving toward a with- MENT, which is weighing such as Saudi Arabia if KAPPA SIGMA ANNOUNCES SPRING the Democratic and Re- yesterday. drawal of toe American an administration appeal they are threatened by in- publican national conven- The proposed sale sur- Marines from Beirut to that it go along with the ternal insurrection or for- PLEDGE CLASS tions based on 1982 faced as Jordan's King U.S. ships off the Lebanese strike force, is preparing eign forces. districts. A later primary Hussein held talks with coast within 30 days. to mount a campaign DAVE WARNER KARL KUOLER DAVE POINTER would select congressional President Reagan, Secre- "It is feasible'to have against the Stinger nus- The strike force would be STEW WEST JP DAVIS DAVE VEITH candidates from any newly tary of State George Shultz them out in 30 days," equipped .with advanced BRENDAN COAKLEY drawn districts. and Robert McParlane, Speakes said. "We will do "They can very easily VS. F-16 jet fighters. TOM LANG CHRIS MOORE so if it is consistent with DAVE KOMZAK TOM STIBERTH JOHN MARIE fall into undesirable Stingers and fight armored the political and military hands," said an Israeli of- vehicles. Pro-Israel mem- BARRY McGINNIS JIM JONES DAVE MARCUS situation." ficial here, who spoke on bers of Congress raised TODD VRCAN Speakes said Reagan is the condition he remain objections once the plan CONGRATULATIONS EAST MERRY APARTMENTS "in agreement" with a anonymous. "You can became known. The ad- plan submitted by Defense imagine the damage the ministration interceded 516 E. Merry Avenue Secretary Caspar Wein- PLO (Palestine Liberation with Jerusalem to per- NEW ACTIVES berger for moving the 1,200 Organization) could do suade Congress that such a RON ENGSTOM to 1,300 Marines to the with 20 of them." force would be in the inter- BOB HERMAN ships and would approve it JIM McCAN ERIC AUECIELLO 2 Bedrrn furn. apt. with The Stinger is a bazooka- ests of the United States garbage disposals ft dish washers if Britain, France and like weapon that can be and Israel. Italy, the U.S. partners in fired by infantrymen As a result, the Israeli * CONGRATS TO THE NEWLY ELECTED the multinational peace- against aircraft within a government has eased its Upper Units keeping force, concur. He range of three miles. Last opposition and has offi- IFC EXECUTIVES: said the plan may be dis- month, the Pentagon de- cially taken a neutral posi- KICK MANNER PRESIDENT 2388/sem&elec. closed Wednesday or cided to supply the sheul- tion while studying the TOM SCHNEIDER VP. OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS Basement Units Thursday. der-f ired missiles to thttth plan. , MIKE HARLOW Administration sources, Fleet off Lebanon and near However, It was dear JUSTICE 2028/sem&elec. who asked not to be identi- the mouth of the Persian the Israelis do not intend to CALL 352-0717 fied, said the classified no- Gulf as a defense against keep silent their concerns tice of the missile sale kamikaze attacks. about the separate Stinger reached Capitol Hill late The quiet move to pro- deal.

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Nobody knows what it is Small gas company to fold DAYTON (AP) - If you Gammon backgrounds, and familiarity is more want to give the impres- are unable to understand experiences or tastes often likely to last than a pas- sion that the husband what makes love start and help spark a relationship sionate relationship in should always take the ini- if made to obey state rules what keeps it alive, don't between people brought to- which a couple's problems tiative, but it is important consider yourself alone. gether by circumstances, can be obscured by heady, that the couple discuss the DUNKIRK, Ohio (AP) - mortgage everything to "If we raised rates to of a group of small gas The people who study love Wilson said. overwhelming emotions. issue." Bert and Martha Sheldon furnish gas to deadbeats?" cover that $125,000, we companies and large elec- find it a mystery, too. "They typically have Couples who take a mo- are already losing money Bert Sheldon said. If all 250 would have to raise them tric companies asking the Warner Wilson, a Wright been thrown together," be ment on Valentine's Day to Despite the efforts to on their natural gas busi- eligible customers take ad- 100 percent for the other Ohio Supreme Court to de- State University psychol- said. "They've seen each reassess their more accurately define ness, but they fear that the vantage of the plan, Shel- 750 customers," Sheldon lay the disconnection regu- ogy professor who teaches other frequently even be- relationships might con- love and assess its survival company will collapse if don said it would cost him said. "I'm not trying to lations. a course on interpersonal fore becoming close sider an important area in marriage, couples who they are forced to follow $125,000. "I expect to be out dump people, but this is a relations and counsels cou- friends." that sometimes causes wed generally enter the state regulations requiring of business in a year," he welfare problem, and the William Spratley, Ohio ples who have marital Psychologists commonly friction between mates: arena with little idea of them to carry customers said. burden belongs on public Consumers' Counsel, said problems, said love abides define two kinds of roman- decision-making. what to expect, Wilson paying only 10 percent of The Sheldons have run funding, not on the utili- he is concerned about the by no rules. But there is tic relationships: passion- said. the gas company from a ties." Sheldons' request to be ex- one initial catalyst which ate and conjugal. "For example, it's very New rules from the Pub- two-room office above the The Sheldons advocate a cluded from the anti-shut- comes as no surprise. Despite the intangibles common for the wife to "We would never con- lic Utilities Commission of family garage south of C whereby the Ohio off rules. "Ongoing research that escape those who ex- complain that the husband sider turning a new em- Ohio require utilites to pro- Findlay. Sheldon's grand- lature would issue en- shows that there is a pow- amine love, Wilson said, it doesn't take initiative in ployee loose with as little vide heat and electricity if father started the business ergy stamps. The scrip "The dilemma is how to erful tendency to like peo- is safe to say a conjugal one area or another, from instruction as we give our customers are making the during a turn-of-the-cen- would eliminate paper- keep a small company vi- ple who show a liking for relationship Based on re- lovemaking to paying the children before mar- minimum payment. tury northwest Ohio oil work and encourage con- able and give its customers you," Wilson said. spect, friendship, affection bills," Wilson said. "I don't riage," be said. About 250 of the Sheldon boom. servation while still equal protection under Gas Co.'s 900 customers THREE SMALL TOWNS helping people pay their law," Spratley said. "This are eligible for the 10 per- served by Sheldon have bills, the Sheldons said. is a tough problem, but cent plan. So far, six fami- gas rates set by municipal The company has asked how can we be assured that lies have applied. ordinances which are fro- the PUCO to waive its new all small companies will Belushi look-a-like in Japan ad "Why should we have to zen until 1965. rules, and the firm is part operate fairly?''

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( M.I. HUH)) 87 I- 10.; I. W MM I H»\< I. LAST'S! S bg news/february 14, 1984 sports/wrap BG splits penalty-marred series with WMU by Steve Quinn never had time to rest for the remain- AT THE time of the sudden rash of of the second game and it went be- spots reporter der of the series as they continued to penalties, BG trailed WMU 2-1 and tween Powers'legs. • pull players off the ice. when it was over. BG fell behind 3-1. But Powers would surrender only KALAMAZOO, Mich. - In a series With 6:50 gone in the second period In the third period the Broncos contin- one more goal in the next 32 shots marred with more penalties than of the opening game, all bin two ued to build their lead, collecting while shutting WMU out in the third NFL players defecting to the USFL, players on the ice were penalized for three more goals, bringing the score period. Bowling Green's hockey team came everything from high sticking to to 6-1. The nation's leading scorer Dan away with a split at Western Michi- roughing plus one bench penalty for Dorion put in two goals of the Bronco "He came up big for us," York said. gan, losing 8-3 on Friday and winning each team. The large total of penal- goals, both coming by means of a "I thought a few big saves early in the +■2 on Saturday. ties resulted in a 24-minute game breakaway. game would help him, but the early The series split brought BG's re- delay. At one point, BG managed to Just after the Broncos put in their goal probably helped him." cord to 27-3-2 and places the icers at Sueeze seven players into the pen- sixth goal Gary Kruzich took himself "It was good to get the win under third nationally in the WMPL radio- y box. out of the game because of a ham- my belt," Powers said. "I thought coaches poll and the WDOM media f'It was a physical game, I don't string injury, and did not return for poll. know what else to call it," WMU head Saturday's contest. Eddie Powers en- about the game all day. I just wanted BOTH TEAMS recorded a com- coach and former BG assistant coach tered the game for Kruzich and to get out on the ice and play. They bined total of 67 penalties, 36 for the Bill Wilkinson said. played for the remainder of the game. (Powers' teammates) helped me out Broncos and 31 for the Falcons for 166 "We knew it would be a tough Each team traded two goals to a lot" total minutes. The penalty festivities series," BG head coach Jerry York bring the final score to 8-3, giving BG Powers was one reason the Falcons began in the first game and referees said. "They are the most penalized its first Friday night loss of the sea- won - the special teams were the Brian Hart and Brent Rutherford team in the league." son. other. "We had a lot of opportunities dur- Three of the four Falcon goals ing the three-on-three play, but we came from the special teams unit, two couldn't capitalize " York said. "It Gwer-play scores and one short- hurt us when they made it 4-1. They nded goal. Credit the high number of penalties for the great number of deserve a lot of credit. They have a power-play chances for both teams, good club." BG with eight and WMU with four. York also said he certainly ex- pected to win the next game, ana with GARRY GALLEY got the Falcons' fine goaltending by Powers the Fal- short-handed goal at the 6:04 mark in Support cons did just that. • the second period to knot the game at UnMdHhy POWERS MADE 31 saves, includ- one. The Broncos quickly regained tVqO-H*0"| ^QCf ing two breakaway saves against the lead, but it would be the last time Dorion. It did not appear that Powers they would put the puck in the Falcon The computing company would have the success that he did as net. Pat Ryan took the Broncos' first shot The special teams continued to play Majors in: a major role in the Falcon scoring • Computer Science/Math when Dan Kane evened the score just • Business Computer Information Systems 45 seconds into the third period. • Engineering Field Manor Apts. are invited by the Network Services Division BG's only goal at even strength was of ADP to m ^ also the game-winner when Gino Cav- allini took a pass from John Samanski 84 542 and 560 Frazee Ave. and shot it past WMU goaltender Glen Healy from just inside the left circle. Career D^ Cavallini now has five game-winners, 519 Leroy making him the team leader in that Come and see who we are, what we do and how we department. do it. Galley rounded off the Falcon scor- DATE: Saturday, February 18, 1984 Upper Units ■ 475 mo. & elec. ing, gaining his second goal of the TIME: 12:00-4:00 pin. photo/Jett Hall (Reception following.) Basement Units - 450 mo & elec. evening, and the team's second PLACE: 175 Jackson Plaza power-play goal. Congratulations! Ann Arbor "It was a good college hockey To reserve space, call Jim Wedemeyer as soon as Call Greenbriar, inc. game," York said. "We matched BG goaltender,Eddie Powers embraces teammate Dave Ellett after Saturday possible (313) 995-6652 collect. 352-0717 • their intensity, and we want to be night's 4 2 victory over Western Michigan in Kalamazoo. The sophomore competitive in our remaining games goaltender started In the nets for the Falcons for the first time In his BG and play well." career.

SEND YOUR VALENTINE QUESTION: BG signs 14 football recruits A "HEART SHAPED" MWt «a fM IN (ff-meas la t fMtM 2 Mm* •fetaNSt miOtU «*, I NMTM «m AM: Fourteen football players include second team all- The Falcons will have two PIZZAI have signed national let- Ohio selection Dennis new defensive backs in 5- OtHMW - Me. Blij VH §Wt ters of intent with Bowling Schiets of Oak Harbor, all- foot-10, 175-pound Leslie You con order any size Green, Falcon coach district pick Derrick Gant Harris of Flint, Mich, and Diy 4mm - lee*, BsAWBmtf Hep Denny Stolz said. Of the 14, of Toledo St. Francis, and Mark Bongers. a 6-foot-l, pizza in a heart shape BNktftn Rmm-Hm 12 are from Ohio and two Al Sallee of Rossford. 175-pound punter/defen- are from Michigan. Five Mike McGee. a 6-foot-l, sive back from Westlake. along with a message PmfttN Mac. Cmimi thru players are from North- 190-pound running back, is AT NO EXTRA CHARGE tai ie> 3 Uieb fee taw west Ohio. from Dayton Belmont. the Moses leaves for Rutgers CALL KM DCTAILS BG signed six offensive same high school that pro- MMMb skilled position players in- duced Falcon all-Ameri- Wayne Moses, Bowling 352-5166 CAMPUS MANOR APARTMENTS cluding a pair of quar- can Martin Bayless. Green's offensive back- • FAST FME DfLIVfRY SOS Quail St. (ant h StefaN, & Oetwt) terbacks, three receivers Three offensive linemen field coach for the past and a running back. The will head for BG in the fall three and a half years, was 90S N. Male quarterbacks are Jeff including Ken Schriner, a named Friday to the Rutg- p£te&»' Pleat. 352-9S02 tr Aft* Sandra, a 6-foot-4, 215 sig- 6-foot-5,252-pound all-state ers University football Nfabn —p—I CV 3S2-S6M nal caller from Martins pick from Tiffin Calvert. coaching staff. A XA AXA AXA AXA AXA AXA AXA AXA AXA AXA AXA AXA AXA AXA AXA XA > -NON MM FOB Mil* ■ Ferry, and Eric Smith, a 6- Schriner's older brother Moses, a 1978 University <*T~ ~ \x foot-3, 192-pound quar- Dan is a Falcon offensive of Washington graduate, > '575.00 r. ■*, *MM «m*W («~r> late) terback who earned honor- guard. The other linemen has spent the past three able mention all state include &-foot-4, 255-pound seasons at BG. He be- MWt SUMS MTU honors at Alma, Mich. Eugene Ware and 6-foot-3, comes the sixth 'appoint- > The receivers are all 240-pound Doug Bitler, an ment made by new from Northwest Ohio and all-state pick from Montpe- Rutgers head coach Dick lier. Anderson. Defensively, the Falcons After graduation from IN CONNECTION WITH welcome a pair of linemen Washington, Moses served UPTOWN & STROH LIGHT in 6-foot-3,235-pound David as secondary coach at Cali- RUSH Haynes and 6-foot-3 222- fornia State-Fullerton be- ALPHA SIGMA PHI & ALPHA PHI pound Mike Murray of Be- fore moving on to running rea. Bill McClure, a 6-foot- back coach at Chaffey Ju- PRESENT 4, 208-pound linebacker nior College in 1979. A year ,h from Ravenna, is the later, Moses was named TUES. 14 : ICE CREAM & FLORIDA FLING NITE brother of 'Falcon quar- assistant coach at North PIE PARTY terback Brian McClure. Carolina State. STWftH t AT UPTOWN! STRAH ?o*o*o*c>»e>*o*e>*e>»D* t»ot THRS. 16,h: MOCK-TAIL PARTY LIGHT $1 DONJON AT THE DOOR LIGHT WEDNESDAY-FEB. 15th "THE ERA TERNITY OF HONEST FRIENDSHIP" All Proceeds Go To AXA AXA AXA AXA AXA AXA AXA AXA AXA AXA AXA AXA AXA AXA AXA Tm WOOD COUNTY V HEART FUND wSV^Yr OLLEGE NIGHT1 JOHN NEWLOVE VALENTINE'S DAY SPECIAL U*E»S«D«A»Y REAL ESTATE MEXICAN HEART THROB (Large Mexi^lican ADULTS »2.99 AlLA^GESELECnaNOF Pizza Supreme) $2. 99 A Chopped Sleok or Filet ol Fish Dinner with Baked Potato, Worm Roll with Butter ond the World's Biggest, Best Solod Buffet, or... Enjoy a Ribeye Steak Dinner Complete for just $3.59. QUALITY HOUSES AND MEXICAN HEART BREAKER CHILDREN .99 DRINK SPECIALS Hamburger or Hot Dog with Choice of Potato APARTMENTS FOR ALL DAY AND NIGHT and Pudding or Gelatin. Tues ■ Men's Nite P0NDBR0S& 196485! Wed. - Brand Beer Nite Thurs. - Ladies Nite STOP IN OR CALL Fri.-Sat. ■ Rosie and Aaron's

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"Today we played hard, smart place of Jenkins, sprained his ankle "Bowling Green's zone was excellent. forward Colin Irish has had many tempo of the game - and to do that day ripping the recent play of Bowling and unselfish. We had five guys out and was taken out of the game. We couldn't open it up from the out- great games in his Falcon career, we have to rebound well," Irish Green's basketball squad, the Fal- there willing to sacrifice." Not to fear, Irish returned nine side, and we couldn't get it inside." and the Ball State contest last said. "I just have to get the position cons played one of their best games of "We had a team meeting following minutes later after the Bill Faine and Saturday was just another to add to inside to get the boards." the season Saturday - a 74-45 shellack- the Kent game," BG forward Colin reserve-led Falcons outscored the WITH THE outcome secured and the list. BG coach John Weinert had ing of Ball State. Irish said, 'and our problems seem to Cardinals 13-4 to take a commanding 2:28 left in the game, the fun began for Irish's 21 points and 17 rebounds some praise to dish out on Irish. BG was coming off an embarrass- be straightened out. 57-39 lead with 5:26 left in the contest. BG. A bench-clearing free-for-all in were impressive statistics, but "The thing about Colin is that he ing home court loss to Kent State last In all actuality, it was a team "Things looked pretty good at that the way of sending in reserves who even more impressive considering gets the hard rebounds - the ones Wednesday. It was a game marred effort. But don't ask one of the 3,820 point," BSU coach Al Brown said of normally don't see much action - a he logged only 26 minutes in the 74- that most wouldn't get. with individualistic play, not the usual Cardinal fans who witnessed Irish Irish taking to the bench. "We were reflection of the now 6-6 Mid-Ameri- 45 victory over the Cardinals. The season has been a Falcon style of team oriented play BG play one of his best games of his hoping to make our move with Irish can Conference season thus far -re- HE SAT out almost 10 minutes of coach John Weinert's teams are career. While only playing 26 minutes out of there, but their subs came in sulted in the final four points coming the second half after picking up known for. due to foul trouble, Irish scored 21 and did a good job of offsetting that." off slam dunks by forward Mike Ma- three quick fouls in the second half SATURDAY'S GAME marked an Gints and pulled down 17 rebounds to The substitutes did play an excel- leske and guard Frank Booker. on questionable calls. entirely different team that took to id all players in both categories. lent game during that period, but BSU The victory moves BG into a three- "At times they (the referee's) let the Door of BSU's University Gym. THE TEAM effort came to a peak went on an ice-cold shooting spree in way tie for fourth place in the MAC us play more physical ball, and at Not only was BG's top scorer David in the second half when Weinert which it managed only a pair of free behind Miami, Ohio and Toledo. The times they call it closer, and that's Jenkins sitting on the bench in street elected to bench Irish at the 14:53 throws in an 8:33 span. Even more Cardinals remain tied for last with when I got into foul trouble," Irish clothes due to an ankle injury, but a mark after he had committed his humorous was the Cardinals' second Western Michigan with a 2-10 league said. "The physical game is to my pre-game team meeting would prove fourth personal. BG held a slim nine half 18 percent shooting stint from the record. advantage though because I like to mix it up inside." His 21 points gives him a career total of 1.462, good for eighth place on the all-time Falcon scoring list. For the season, he is scoring at a 14.8 clip, good for eighth place in the Mid-American Conference scoring race. That's not bad considering he's on a team that has four players Colin Irish averaging over 12 points per game. for the Falcons, as they breezed Also, Irish has been plagued by through the non-conference sched- nagging injuries all season, caus- ule with a 7-2 ledger, only to find ing him to play very little against themselves at 6-6 in the MAC with Ohio University earlier this season. six conference games remaining. HIS KNEE is iced after every Despite that, Irish maintains that practice and sometimes even be- BG has a good chance to capture toie. depending on the amount of the MAC tourney and the NCAA swelling. The knee has been oper- tournament berth that goes with it. ated on twice, causing him to be "We just have to play as a team redshirted for the 1981-82 season. in the remaining games, so we can Irish's 17 rebounds was his sea- show the other teams in the confer- son high, increasing his average to ence that we can play up to our 9.8 per game, ranking him second potential," Irish said. in the MAC. Also to magnify his "We had a team meeting after importance on the boards, Irish the Kent game," Irish said, "and has led the Falcons in rebounding our problems seem to be straight- in 15 of their 21 games, grabbing ened out." double-digit boards in 13 of the And if things are straightened contests. out as well as Irish is playing, BG Rebounding has always always will be able to make life miserable been Irish's strong point as he has for all of its opponents. Second half showing keys BG women to win ftMextPossonte back to lead 52-49 with 7:56 remaining sports reporter as Lisa Hicks and Donna farrtfrfng each tossed in a pair of buckets. If Bowling Green's women's bas- However, that was the end of the ketball team ever played two halves line for BSU, as the Cardinals could of basketball like the second half manage only three points in the next against Ball State, BG head coach 6:30, as the Falcons balanced attack Kathy Bole would have no worries. gave them a 61-55 lead with 58 seconds bg news staff/Sue Cross The Falcons overcame a dreadful remaining. Sherry Eubanks wrapped BG's Chris Blrnbrich (standing) tries to give aid to his exhausted teammate Ed Zehner after the 80O relay freestyle Friday at first half and a 12-point halftime defi- up the Falcon scoring with four free Cooper Pool. BG placed second in the relay against Eastern Michigan. cit to beat the Cardinals Saturday, 65- throws in the final minute. 59. THE WIN was the second in a row BG shot 26 percent from the floor for the Falcons as they improved and made just two of six free throws their Mid-American Conference re- to dig itself a hole in the first 20 cord to 6-6.10-10 overall. BSU falls to minutes. The Falcons grabbed 25 re- 1-11 in the MAC and 3-16 overall. Men tankers defeated; women beat OU bounds to BSU's 21, but managed to "THe change in defense was the neutralize the advantage by comitting key for us as we exploited then- inex- 11 turnovers. Srience against the press and caused by Irlsho Dietrich cats, 70-63. this year the team has more depth, breastroke and 100 butterfly, respec- sports reporter AT THE men's meet held at Cooper BG HELD a three point lead at 7-4 turnovers in the second half," Bole instead of just certain strong individu- tively. with six minutes gone, but BSU's said. Pool, the Falcons were pounded by als. In the upcoming weeks leading to Bowling Green's men's and wom- the Hurons who took first in all but Emma Jones led a parade to the Bole also cited the performances of At Athens on Saturday, the BG the MAC championships, total con- charity stripe, with the Cardinals Eubanks, McGehee, Shoup, and Char- en's swim teams separated last week- one event. That one event was cap- women took seven first place finishes centration will be put on making a end to compete in their last dual tured by Pete Szekelv in the 200 yard converting 10-of-ll free throws on lene Parrish as keys to the win. "They while the Bobcats captured nine first good showing at KSU and EMU where their way to a 34-22 lead at the inter- all came through for us when we meets of the season. The men were at breastroke. The only second place place finishes. The Falcons however, the women's championships will be home Friday against Eastern Michi- mission. really needed it. finish taken by BG was in the 50 took more second and third places held. Out came the Falcons in the second gan, while the women traveled to freestyle by Mike Ross. which ultimately led to the OU defeat. Both squads will participate in a Eubanks led BG with 22 points, Athens Saturday to compete against Why, you may ask? Well, the Hu- half, and with them came the full- including 17 in the second half, while OF BG'S seven first place finishes, "taper," In which an overall reduc- court press. The press and the man- McGehee chipped in with 11 markers. Ohio University. rons have won the Mid-American three were captured by seniors. The tion in their training load will be likewise, the final results were to-man defense stymied the Cardi- Joelyn Shoup grabbed 16 boards to Conference championships for the first was in the 200 yard freestyle in stressed to maximize their individual nals, allowing BSU only nine points in split as the men were defeated by last five years. In the final results of which captain Amy Kindy finished performances in the MAC lead the Falcons to a 50-43 advantage EMU, while the women swimmers the first nine minutes of the second on the boards. last year's championships, the Hu- strong. Captain Donna Homberger championships. Likewise, an increase half. held on to beat the Bobcats. rons doubled the score of the second followed in the 100 backstroke, while in carbohydrate intake will be em- FALCON NOTES:Eubanks was The meets themselves were also place finishers. In addition to these The Falcons slowly crept back into named MAC Player of the Week after Cathy Schmitz became the third se- phasized while a low fat intake will the game in the second half, pecking scoring 45 points and grabbing 17 different in that EMU swept past BG results, each year EMU usually takes nior to capture first in the 200 breas- also required. by scoring 84 points, allowing the some of its swimmers to the NCAA's. away at the Cardinals' lead until Cary rebounds in games with Kent State troke. In reducing their total yardage McGehee's jumper at the 12:54 mark and BSU. . . Shoup hasemerged as Falcons to score only 29. However, BG's men tankers still Two of the seven first place finishes each day, the swimmers will be asked But, the women's meet went back gave BG its first lead since early in one of the MAC'S leading rebounders, have high hopes of placing in the top came from diver Shannon Walsh in to concentrate on quality sets and the first half. and forth in scoring, with OU seeming three in this year's MAC the one-meter and three-meter div- speed, rather than just swimming averaging 8.8 a game since coining to take an event and BG rebounding to championships to be held the first McGehee added another jumper to back from an early season injury. . . ing. The remaining first place finishes laps. The team will work on all of the conclude the 10-2 surge and give BG a McGehee is 70 points away from the take the next. Therefore, the women weekend of March at Kent State. Last were credited to sophomores Annette techniques, from starts, to turns to tankers narrowly defeated the Bob- year, BG tied for fifth with KSU. But little breathing room at 46-43. But the 1,000 point mark with six games re- Agee and Jeanne Martinek in the 100 hard finishes. Cardinals did not give up. BSU came maining. Bender stars as gymnasts win capturing first in the balance beam showing as a whole. The Falcons have by Karl Smith with a personal best of 9.25, just five been hit hard by injuries and it sports reporter one-hundreths short of the school re- seemed that the squad's chances to cord. repeat as MAC champions for the Bowling Green's women's gymnas- Two freshmen. Ellen DiCola and third time were in jeopardy. Only now tics squad came close to breaking its Tiffany Kosmerl, tied for second are some very key people beginning team scoring record as it captured place honors with 8.85 scores. DiCola to near then- full strength. first place in three-of-four events en would also take third in the all-around stss^^lfl ^f S.MM L^SH route to a 175.3 to 172.1 victory over a with a personal best of 35.0. "We're starting to get some recov- tough West Virginia squad Saturday THE FLOOR EXERCISE was the eries and we're approaching mid-sea- at Eppler Gym only event that BG didn't take top son form at a good time, with the MAC The meet was highlighted by senior honors in, as a Mountaineer gymnast championships not too far away." Julie Bender who broke the school turned in a 9.25 score. Bender was the Simpson said. ^L^s^LI^^LMNdfl! vault record and the al^around mark. Falcon's top finisher, winding up sec- THE FALCONS started out quickly ond with a 9.0 mark with Staley close ON HIS star performer's record- and so did Bender as the defending behind in third with a score of 8.96. breaking day, Simpson said, "Julie Mid-American Conference vault Bender's biggest achievement (Bender's) performance should put champion eclipsed Cheryl Vasil's 1977 came in the all-around competition in her at or at least near the top of the mark of 9.25 with a 9.3 score to cap- which the talented senior finally sur- MAC." ture first place. Teammate Shelley passed the elusive 38 total with s tally A three-week home stand comes to Staley nailed down second with a fine of 36.3. It is the third time that she has an end Saturday when Youngstown 9.0 mark. Bender knew that this was broken or tied this mark since the State invades Eppler Gym atl pjn. 1 M 1 an omen of good things to corns. year began. "At the beginning I didn't feel too "Ever since I had (back) surgery, The meet poses no serious threat to good," Bender said. "I didn't have a it's all I've wanted to do" said the Falcons according to Simpson, as good warm-op but after my first vault Bender, "and after two years I finally their program is in its early stages. I knew I was in for a good day." got it But you can never be satisfied, "Youngstown has what you could Junior Leslie Schlpper posted a I'd like to do it again, especially in the call a fledgling program/ Simpson personal best in the uneven parallel MAC championships." said. "They're just getting off the bar competition with a 9.05 score that BG coach Charles Simpson was ground and they're not too strong. bg news staff/Sue Cross gave her first place. Bender then equally excited about not only Bend- This will give us a chance to see some BG's Shrlley Staley captures the attention of the crowd during her floor exercise against West Virgins on stepped back into the spotlight by ers performance, but the team's other people." Saturday In Eppler Gym

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WDOMCHM MEOtA POLL WMPLCOACMES POLL MAC standings team overs* votes Pis. team overall votes Pts Team League Overall American skier captures first gold 95 1)M.Dul (21-8-2) (4) 93 Miami 11-1 17-4 1)RPI (2S-3) (7) 2)Mtnn DuHh (22-9-2) (3) 90 2) BO (28-2-2) (5) 88 OU W 1M SARAJEVO, Yugoslavia (AP) - Games with her heroics on the slopes pulsory figures of the men's figure 3)60 (27-3-2) 79 3)RPI (23-3) (1) 78 UT 8-4 14-7 The Americans, dealt a cold hand of Mount Jahorina. She and Cooper skating. 4|N.Dak (25-8-2) ee 3) N Dak (23-8-2) 47 BG 6-6 early, finally showed their mettle at boosted the U.S. medal count to three, S)BU (22-5) 58 5)BU (19-5) 44 N:IU. 6-6 Ml the Winter Olympics, with Debbie following the silver medal won in Toss in a dash to fourth place by 6)MSU (25-9) 49 6)OSU (22-8) 42 E. Mich. M2 Armstrong winning the gold in the pairs figure skating by Kitty and Tamara McKinney in the giant sla- 7) Minn. (23-9-2) 42 7) Minn (22-8-2) 37 Kent 5-7 10-10 women's giant slalom yesterday and Peter Carruthers of Wilmington, Del., lom, two Americans in the top 10 after 8)OSU (23-8-1) 29 8)MSU (23-9) 36 C. Mich. 5-7 Ki-il teammate Christin Cooper taking the Sunday night. the first double luge trial and a third- 9)BC (20-7) 20 9) BC (20-5) 35 Ball St. MO 5-16 silver. 6lace spot in ice dancing for Judy 10)Wisc. (19-13-1) 11 10) Wise (17-13-1) 16 W. Mich. MO 4-16 Armstrong earned the United Add to that a commanding perfor- lumburg and Michael Siebert with States its first gold medal of the mance by Scott Hamilton in the com- free dancing remaining. 4. Sign-Up wNI begin at 7:10 and Education TYPING LOW RATES Heart shaped earrings and neck- WALLY. Pregnant? Need Help? FOR SALE: Old. wonvoul rod PLACEMENT SCHEDULE Student ID win be the only ac- LORAM CITY SCHOOLS. Loraln. Reeumee proleasionalry typed koee Vetormne gift wrapped The I WANNA PARTY WITH YOUi HAPPY Cal Emotional Material hockey game. 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See Mrs OamnorDr Bating THURSTIN MANOR APARTMENTS Ruthies Sewing & AXerehona ALL PROCEEDS 00 THO WOOD In HOEC Btog., Party Room For Rent A» conditioned, fuly carpeted, cable 4-0 s CU> W ^ Come down for ^ M letters S inverses on jackals 1 COUNTY HEART FUND. SPON- TO ALL THE TINA'S AND JACKIE. 72 VW Bug Excel cond $1,700 or vision, efficiencies, laundry lacHBal. 7th and Hkjh ■weMara. Al garmante muat be SORED BY ALPHA SIGMA PHI • TOW Someone Is thinking about you Pealohet Musi set 1 698-4661. Now leasing tor summer a fal ^r some great specials. T 352-8378 arter 5 362-7324 dean 352-7268 ALPHA PHI on Vasal HI iss Day-ME' Have a ler- For Sale ItsKanvch! 480 stereo cas- 451 Thursttn Ave 352-6436 mtc dayl Lose PaOna Lose Weight w/Hypnoala sette deck One year old. mint conol- 2 bdrm spt available 3'1/84 Victo- 362-B777 TO BARB B - WHEN'8 THE NEXT kOn. metal capable Odgionally coal rian home No pets or children SHOW? 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1.9*0* VALENTINE'S DAY PARTY Front Bar Open at 6:00 p.m. for everyone on 2/14/84 Button's Hours: 7:30 p.m.-9:30 p.m. for Ladies Only At 9:30 p.m.the party starts for Everyone! JUST NORTH OF BG ON ROUTE 25 NORTH bg n«w*/february 14.1984 11 12 bg news/tobruory 14.1964

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This year. Some of our graduates will be remembered under the following yearbook heading...

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"Don't be a blank spot." Your college yearbook Is a lasting memory of a great part of your life. OFF-CAMPUS For your sake, and others, get your picture taken. THE PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHER IS HOUSING FAIR HERE NOW, BUT FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY.

To make your appointment, call THE KEY February 14,1984 Office at 372-0086 or stop by 310 Student 7:30 - 9:30 pm Services. DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE

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